Although it has completed its 2003-2006 National Tour, an online version of the National Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Exhibition can still be accessed, including a database of the artifacts that were assembled for this historically significant exhibit.

The National Park Service’s award-winning Corps of Discovery II: 200 Years to the Future has completed it's Bicentennial mission retracing the route of the original Corps of Discovery. The Lewis, Clark & Beyond Project is now archiving the presentations that were shared in the Tent of Many Voices.

The Discovery Expedition of St. Charles helped commemorate the Bicentennial with living history reenactment of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Learn more about DESC...

Follow the numbered links in the above interactive menu to see archival online resources for each Signature Event. Please click the "archive" button in the left margin to submit additional annals.

The following materials and resources of the National Council of the Lewis & Clark Bicentennial are still available in limited quantities:

• Bicentennial Commemoration Signature Event Poster
• National Council of the Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Educational CD-ROM
• Teacher Guides and Lesson Plans
• Circle of Tribal Advisors Brochure
• The Many Nations, Many Voices Exhibit

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Native Voices Endowment to Revitalize Indigenous Languages
On January 8, 2007 the National Council, COTA and the Missouri Historical Society announced the creation of a critical bicentennial legacy, established in coast-to-coast partnership with the Endangered Language Fund and the Oregon Community Foundation.

The National Council of the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial received support from a William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Leadership Grant. Additional support was provided by the National Park Service Challenge Cost Share Program, Qwest, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, State Tourism Offices and individual donors.